McKenzie Clash Reflected In North Dakota Politics
A lengthy editorial debate in the Morning Call contends that insurgent Republicans seek to oust Aleck McKenzie in North Dakota, accusing him of backing lottery schemes, Capitol graft, and Alaska looting while siding with friends for power. Local reports outline allegations, county meetings, and a embezzlement case involving Chas. Kimball, plus a Richland County school officers meeting and public notices.
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McKenzie
Aleck
North Dakota
Jordan
Capitol
Alaska
Everybodys Magazine
Boucher
Plumley
Wheat theft case binds Luck over for district court
Will Luck was arrested on a complaint by E. T. Froland for stealing about 60 bushels of wheat from a granary. In Justice Flint's court Luck was bound over to the district court in a $900 bond. Bondmen were the accused and Peter Kackman. The theft, a grand larceny, was discovered in a peculiar manner.
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Froland
Lueck
Lidgerwood Broad-axe
Chas. Kimball
John Overby
Justice Flint
Casper Moe
Kimball
Overby
Flint
District Court
H. B. Bullie
M. Wallach
Lidgerwood Broad
Will Luck
E. T. Froland
Shelter Them Time Rules for Animal Care Duties
Any sheriff constable village marshal or police officer may remove care for and shelter any horse or animal found exposed to the weather without proper blanket or two hours attendance in cold weather. May deliver such animal to another person to be sheltered and cared for. Owner if known shall be immediately notified and officer possessing such animal shall have a lien for care and keeping and notice expenses if not redeemed by payment.
State Farmers Institute to Meet at Wahpeton
The State Farmers Institute will convene in Wahpeton North Dakota on Tuesday February eighteenth nineteen hundred nine. The morning session starts at 10 a.m. with a program tailored to local needs featuring speakers on soil fertility scientific research and field practice. Prof Thomas Shaw will give the keynote on The Fertility of the Soil of North Dakota and Prof O C Churchill will speak on field crops and farm management.
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State Farmers’ Institute
Wahpeton
N. D
Thos. Shaw
North Dakota
O. O. ‘ ‘Churchill
The
Agricultural College
Moody candidacy feared in Richland sheriff race
The Nyndmere Enterprise editor voices deep worry over Dr. Moody seeking the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Richland County. He notes Moody has aided farmers and the poor, warning opponents that their chances in the November 1908 election will suffer. The Aber crombie Herald is quoted.
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Nyndmere Enterprise
Dr. Moody
Richland County
Doc Moody
Abercrombie Herald
Citizens Ticket Proposed To End City Political Fight
The Times urges taxpayers to avoid a political clash and support a citizens ticket to continue steady city government. It cautions citizens and taxpayers to decide soon whether to endorse a nonpartisan slate for the upcoming vote.
Be Silent On Others Discretions Warns Against Gossip
The warning cautions readers about paying for their own indiscretions and the harm of gossip. It suggests keeping silent unless a rift in the clouds can be spoken, and urges charity since misfortune may strike any neighbor. It notes that envy and exposure of others' faults can darken one’s own circle.
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Anoka
Coxey
Daily Press
Cincinnati
Markbreit
New York, N. Y
America
Chicago
Benjamin L. Reitman
Reitman
Buffalo
N. Y
M. M. Borman
Association
Lidgerwood
Sheyeane
Liedal
Sheyenne Township
Me.m.h. Manual
Manual Smith Heating and Ventilating Co
Minneapolis
Otis A. Allen
Barrie
F. E Fierce
Wyndmere
Garje Bardaley
Fairmount
Alfred Coppin
Black
E. 8
Cameron
Eugate
State Association
Mattie M. Davis
Fargo
W. G. Crocker
Lisbon
Smith
Burch
W. L. Stockwell
Mr Meyer
Echoose
B. M. Nelson
Summit
W.M. Clark
Moran
Committee On Legislation
C. G. Myhre
Committee On
Resolutione
State Educational Association
Valley City
Kirk
Mise Meyer
Sup M. Black
Abercrombie
Herman Thiel
John Ehiern
Theodore Finch
Antelope
Emil Johnson
Ludwig Pausch
Albert Erbe
Barney
Ole O. Grant
R. E. Schlener
Chas. Woiwode
Robert Tiege
Belford
Julius Hoe
Chas
Tritten
Wm. Golnick
Brandenburg
John Formaneck
Sent
M. L. Branson
K. Currie
Mre
Carne Bardaley
Fair
Ole Michaels
Peter Freeman
Louis Wohlwand
Grant
Ed. Peterson
Arne Ptereon
Ole P. Litlesto
Mrs
Ed. Kragneve
Homestead
Julius Skovholt
Andrew Quamme
John Nagel
T. T. Bye
Ibsen
Henry Walter
Chas. Luick
J. A. Hoffman
la. Mare
James Lynch
Liberty Grove
Gustave Skovholt
H. N.haagenson
Leo Lenzen
Mooreton
W. M.clark
Joseph Geressek
Laurits A.carleon
Nansen
N. Liedal
E. M. Nelson
W.H. Blair
J. K. Thompson
Viking
Henry
Farmers Institute
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